THIS would be a topic that I would love to see you elaborate on.

Now Clara have muscle in her upper arms... 😁😂🤣

❤ nice info

"Korean wooden-frame architecture was introduced from China during the Han dynasty and has continued to the modern era." en.wikipedia.org/wiki/Chinese_influence_on_Korean_culture#:~:text=Korean%20wooden%2Dframe%20architecture%20was,Chinese%20geomancy%2C%20Taoism%20and%20Confucianism.

I was invited by the daughter of Vietnam's foreign minister to visit a new traditionally-built house in HCMC. They also use the same techniques, just slightly different architecture style (mainly due to weather). Sinosphere is real.

there is link to a Japanese joinery book great techniques.

of cause mostly are the same, but the fact is your ancestors came to China to learn this wood joint technic and bring to your country (or our artisans went to Korea&Japan to taught you about this), but you guys never explain to the world, and someone even keep telling others this technic created by you? That's hilarious and evil.

It makes sense.

I wonder if the similarities have to do with a homogenizing of techniques. I've seen people make the older traditional Japanese, Chinese and Korean joints and they are much more complex than what we use. However, they are quite difficult to make compared to a standard dovetail or mortise and tenon.